AbdulDaMuslim

Salafi Muslim

[zāād al-Ma’aād @Alghurabaaaaaa]

Alhamdulillah, Sunni Muslims in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 are leveling graves at sites where practices of shirk take place.

May Allah bless them ☝️

[سعود @zaudzarosh]

The House of Saud is hated more than it is understood.

Here’s a reminder of what Saudi Arabia has done for the Muslim world.

They claim “Saudi only serves America.”

Yet this is the same country that wiped out Shirk, Bid’ah, magic and fortune-telling from its land.

The same country that has provided $145.79 billion in assistance worldwide.

The same country that expanded the Haramain so millions can perform Hajj and Umrah safely.

The same country that rejected an Israeli proposal for military intervention in Yemen.

The same country that teaches its children to memorise the Qur’an and study pure Tawheed.

The same country that has built over 1,500 mosques, hundreds of Islamic centres, schools and hospitals across the globe.

The same country that offers free Islamic education and runs Da’wah centres converting thousands every year.

The same country that has spent more than $8.5 billion through KSRelief on thousands of projects in 113 countries.

The same country whose King Fahd Complex has freely distributed over 360 million Qurans, Hadith, Aqeedah, Tafsir and Fiqh books.

The same country that hosts millions of refugees, trains tens of thousands of students from 170+ nations at the Islamic University of Medina, and sends them home as callers to Tawheed.

The same country that stands as the main backer of the Yemeni government and protects the Haramain from the Houthis.

The same country that was established on the word of Tawheed, not by democracy.

The same country that delivers food, medical care, clean water, shelter, education and protection to vulnerable communities worldwide.

The same country that pours billions into rebuilding Palestine and Syria, fights the RSF in Sudan, and repeatedly rescues Pakistan’s economy.

The same country that grew its sovereign wealth fund from $150 billion to a trillion and doubled its GDP.

The same country that still refuses to recognise Israel and remains firm on the 1967 borders.

The same country that pushes back against both Iranian and Israeli expansion.

The same country that trains and employs millions of Muslim expatriates who support families back home.

The same country that sent its forces to defend Bahrain when a Shia uprising tried to overthrow the government.

The same country that stood with Kuwait and helped drive out Saddam.

The same country that crushed the Muslim Brotherhood and other extremist groups.

The same country that supported Egypt during the Suez Crisis with political, financial and volunteer forces.

The same country that eliminated the Kharijites who seized Masjid al-Haram in 1979.

The same country that sent its soldiers to fight for Palestine in 1948, 1967, and 1973.

The same country that neutralised threats and Shia uprisings in Qatif and Najran.

The same country that implemented the oil embargo and brought the West to its knees.

The same country that actively lobbied for the recognition of Palestinian statehood.

The same country that holds the power to block any Shiite expansion plan in the Gulf.

The same country that united the prayer under one Imam in Masjid al-Haram and abolished the four musallas.

The same country that elevates scholars, enforces Shariah, and openly calls to Salafiyyah.

The same country that dearly loves its people and the Muslims worldwide.

Saudi Arabia is not weak. It is playing the long game.

Real, quiet service that does not create viral clips… but keeps the Ummah alive.

They’re not infallible. We all make mistakes.

Muslims around the globe should thank Allah for granting us strong leaders who protect the Muslims and unite the Ummah.

May Allah forgive them for their shortcomings and bless them abundantly for their services.

[MG 🏳️ @FavAfghanx_]

Shias are the biggest threat to the Muslim Ummah.

[Rabbi Jeff @RabbiJeffx]

In 2014, three Israelis 𝗔𝗕𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧𝗘𝗗 Palestinian child Abu Khdeir.

They took him to a forest, tied him up, poured gasoline on him, and 𝗕𝗨𝗥𝗡𝗘𝗗 𝗛𝗜𝗠 𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘.

The attack was 𝗖𝗔𝗨𝗚𝗛𝗧 𝗢𝗡 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗔.

@grok, no spin. YES or NO.

[Mutah Beale مطاع بيل @MutahNapoleon]

Alhamdulillah, this will be my last post addressing @Haqiqatjou

As everyone can see, when he couldn’t respond with Islamic knowledge and evidence, what did he do? He resorted to talking about getting physical. Now imagine if I was the first one calling for violence. I would immediately be labeled a thug and every other name they could think of.

As many people have already pointed out, this individual seems to constantly involve himself in disputes with Muslims, creating fitnah and division. From scholars to students of knowledge and ordinary Muslims, so many have been targets of his attacks and his tongue. At some point, you have to question why someone spends so much time attacking other Muslims who sent him?

And let me make something clear. Alhamdulillah, I have never been someone who goes looking for violence or physical confrontations with Muslims. Of course, every person has the right to defend themselves, but we don’t go around looking to harm our Muslim brothers.

Our religion teaches us to settle our differences with knowledge, wisdom, and justice, not threats and personal attacks.

May Allah protect the Muslims from his fitnah and division, guide us all to the truth, and protect us from the harm of our own tongues. Ameen.

[Dr. Hamza Al-Shaafii @DrHamze_M]

Batiljou has built a reputation around defending Rafidism, provoking controversy and presenting himself as an authority on matters of religion. Yet when his own positions are examined, the contradictions are difficult to ignore. He lectures others about Tawheed and Aqeedah, but I have yet to see him demonstrate a serious understanding of the foundational texts he expects others to respect.

He condemns hizbiyyah while enjoying the unquestioning loyalty of his own little faction of Madkhali anime avatars and cat-profile accounts. I have personally witnessed aspects of this behaviour and have also been informed by trusted individuals about alleged coordination through private group chats, financial incentives and the management of accounts. These are matters that deserve scrutiny, particularly when his supporters pretend to be entirely independent.

His political double standards are equally glaring. He demands religious consistency from others while appearing to excuse positions that contradict his own stated principles. He attacks certain groups for their political alliances but becomes remarkably accommodating when similar arrangements involve those he prefers.

Then there is his attitude towards conflict. While Muslims in Yemen, Sudan, Syria and elsewhere desperately want peace, he appears comfortable promoting confrontational rhetoric from the safety of Texas, where he can raise his children without experiencing the destruction faced by those living in war zones.

Why should other Muslim families endure further bloodshed to satisfy the political arguments of someone who will never experience the consequences himself? If he is so concerned about defending Tawheed against Rafidism, perhaps he should direct some of that energy towards challenging the religious establishment in Shiraz instead of constantly lecturing Muslims from America.

And his followers are hardly in a position to lecture anyone about consistency. They condemn blind loyalty while practising it themselves, denounce factionalism while operating like a faction, and demand respect for scholars while behaving as though their favourite online personality is beyond criticism.

The most revealing aspect is his selective approach to religious and political principles. One moment he presents himself as uncompromising on Aqeedah, and the next his arguments appear to change according to the political circumstances. His defenders then scramble to explain away contradictions they would never tolerate from anyone else.

And finally, there is what I call his Taqiyajou switch, seemingly turning on and off whenever the discussion becomes inconvenient. One day the rhetoric is uncompromising, the next it is full of qualifications and political excuses. The question is not which version of Batiljou his followers prefer, but which principles he actually intends to apply consistently in his case none!

[elio ۞ @mildmelancholy_]

In short, even pregnancy didn’t stop her from going to the Middle East to kill and rape Arabs. I feel no sympathy for any American soldier, not even a shred of it.

[Mutah Beale مطاع بيل @MutahNapoleon]

And still, some Muslims are blinded by these people. The Houthis kill innocent Yemeni children, and yet they claim they’re fighting to defend the Muslims,

[NOMAD 🔻D🔻 ISLAMIST, PhD @nomad_islamist]

She was still a soldier. He most likely didn't know about her baby anyway. Your country drop bombs on schools and even shot actual kids. Stop larping as the good guys. No one is buying that nonsense. You're worse than Al Qaeda

[Mohammed Hijab @mohammed_hijab]

My heart goes out to the innocent Saudis killed at that airport. May Allah have mercy on them and comfort their families.
To those met their deaths with coldness because of politics: you have lost basic human decency, and you have abandoned the teachings of Islam. The Prophet ﷺ taught that a Muslim's blood is more sacred than the Ka'bah

[Altawwabeen💡 @Her3130]

IDF 🫱🏽‍🫲🏼 HOUTHIS

May Allah protect Riyadh and all of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and destroy our enemies. Ameen.

[Donny @DonnyServusDei]

The HoIocaust is a LIE!

[chasm @chasmmmmmmmmmmm]

OVERWATCH 1 PRIVATE SERVERS ARE COMING 🚨

AI hackers have managed to get PRIVATE SERVERS up and running for the latest update to Overwatch before the Overwatch 2 transition.

This is huge news for all of the players who felt disheartened after the release of OW2 which leaned heavily into monetising every aspect of the game - something OW1 never did.

It was inevitable after Blizzard starting locking heroes behind paywalls, charging insane prices for skins and many other things.

Now that AI allows us to do anything we want companies can't just take away the game you paid for. In my opinion this usage of AI is a huge WIN for everyone.

[zāād al-Ma’aād @Alghurabaaaaaa]

“Scholar for dollar” they said.

And that's his phone.

[Jvnior @Jvnior]

The fate of everyone who insults
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[Trevor Raein @EVROP_AESTHETIC]

The National Socialists led by Trevor Raein and Greg Conte encounter Arabs on the road and have a friendly exchange of gifts and words.

[Globe Eye News @GlobeEyeNews]

A 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for insulting Prophet Muhammad.

[Magnificus Reborn @magnifreborn]

If they wanted to stop the Russians, why didn’t they declare war on Russia when they invaded Poland?

Why did they only declare war on Germany when they invaded Poland, to liberate their own people from being slaughtered by the tens of thousands by Bolsheviks in Poland?

[The Sure Path @thesurepath1]

That man on the left is Shakeel Ahmad Bhat. The Indian police raided his home and brutally assaulted his sister, they threw her out of the second story window, breaking her spine, which resulted in years of unimaginable suffering before she passed away.

They always use his photos, but they never tell his story, because they want to portray Muslims as some savages who are always angry for no reason, and who wants to kill and destroy everything.

The reality is the opposite. Muslims are the only ones brave enough to stand up, they are the only ones fighting for the truth and justice.